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Nyan Moe Myat - 8 Emerald - T1RC
Nyan Moe Myat - 8 Emerald - T1RC
Assessment
June 2022 - October 2022 Issued Date: 28.11.2022
Period:
Attendance % Grading Scale
Absents 5% A* Above 90% D 50% - 59%
Present 95% A 80% - 89% E 40% - 49%
No. of School Days 89 B 70% - 79% F 30% - 39%
C 60% - 69% G 20% - 29%
Academic Total %
90th Percentile
Overall Grade
[Out of 100%]
Mid Term
[Out of 60%]
[Out of 40%]
Assessment 1
Average %
Overall %
Assessment
CATs %
Academic
Subjects
Max
Max
%
Overall Grade
[Out of 60%]
[Out of 40%]
Mid Term
Average %
Academic
Overall %
Assessment 1
CATs %
Non -
Total%
Assessment
Academic
Subjects
Max
Max
%
Teachers' Comment
Myanmar: Fine Arts:
The student is a diligent student who participates
actively in class and focuses well on his/her Your drawings, colorings and ideas are excellent.
lessons.
If The student could work diligently in the second
semester, The studentwill surely improve
Myanmarsar.
English: Music:
Geography: History:
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IIP International School
Progress Report - Term 1
Academic Year - 2022 - 2023
Teachers' Comment
Mathematics:
Units 3, 6, 7 and 8 are missing; able to tap into deep learning; meaningful contributions during class discussions;
creative; good communicator. I’m unsure of what is the reason behind not submitting some units but it might have
to do with -as recognized by himself - the difficulties he has to keep on focused when engaging with a task.
Declaration:
Global Perspective: This paper presents a model of assessment for the whole academic year, supervised by
the teacher. The academic score will be reflected at the final term progress report.
Continuous Assessment Tasks (CATs) mean the regular evaluation of the learning process of a student with
four categories ( Attendance and Punctuality, Discipline, Homework and Project works.)
Average Score Percentage means that the score for the whole level for this subject.
90th Percentile means that the score for which the top 10 percent of the class got the whole level higher than the
rest.
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